Changes to Processing of Skilled Workers.
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After amendment, CIC can select which applications to process based on the current labor situation in Canada.
The amendment details will be published in the Canada Gazette which is issued Nov 1 of every year.
Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/about/laws-policy/irpa-questions.asp
The amendment details will be published in the Canada Gazette which is issued Nov 1 of every year.
Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/about/laws-policy/irpa-questions.asp
It is only a bill not a law. There are a lot of discussions and protests against it
http://www.mytelus.com/ncp_news/article.en.do?pn=canada&articleID=2887424
It was tried to be done previously too but ALWAYS failed.
http://www.mytelus.com/ncp_news/article.en.do?pn=canada&articleID=2887424
It was tried to be done previously too but ALWAYS failed.
It has not been approved yet. If it is approved, we will know on Nov 1, 2008 in the Canada Gazette.
If you are sure your skills are really in demand, you should have nothing to worry about.
If you are sure your skills are really in demand, you should have nothing to worry about.
Lets not be quick to jump to conclusions here.
I think if you are European/Non Hispanic South American you should not have any problems (unless you are young and stupid
There will always be a percentage selected in all fields.
And I expect the majority of rejections will be from high demand areas like India, Pakistan.
Exception is Phillipines which is given preference in Manitoba (see news) Filipinos
are given preference.
I am myself Indian.
I think if you are European/Non Hispanic South American you should not have any problems (unless you are young and stupid
There will always be a percentage selected in all fields.
And I expect the majority of rejections will be from high demand areas like India, Pakistan.
Exception is Phillipines which is given preference in Manitoba (see news) Filipinos
are given preference.
I am myself Indian.
rnm10c: I hear there is demand for teachers in Canada. I am not sure about University professors/lecturers though.
Well, if you can do math and computer, it should not be a problem.
Well, if you can do math and computer, it should not be a problem.
SubatomicBionicNanoMan,
This post was initiated by PMM to inform members of this forum of a possible development which may take palace towards the end of this year. Whereby people with professions/trades required will be fast tracked.
It does not mean the rest will be rejected. OR the intake of people from regions like India & Pakistan will be reduced at the cost of people from the EU & South America. I think this notion is misconceived as well as misleading.
May I draw your attention to the fact that this process is already being implemented through job contracts and foreign workers being absorbed at a great pace.
Mike
This post was initiated by PMM to inform members of this forum of a possible development which may take palace towards the end of this year. Whereby people with professions/trades required will be fast tracked.
It does not mean the rest will be rejected. OR the intake of people from regions like India & Pakistan will be reduced at the cost of people from the EU & South America. I think this notion is misconceived as well as misleading.
May I draw your attention to the fact that this process is already being implemented through job contracts and foreign workers being absorbed at a great pace.
Mike
Hi mike,
If the legislation is approved: They are going to drop certain applications instead of processing all apps (as is required right now), so basically some apps are going to be necessarily dropped in favor of others which will be fasttracked. Maybe the majority of rejections
may not be from high demand areas - I admit this last statement may be open to question.
If the legislation is approved: They are going to drop certain applications instead of processing all apps (as is required right now), so basically some apps are going to be necessarily dropped in favor of others which will be fasttracked. Maybe the majority of rejections
may not be from high demand areas - I admit this last statement may be open to question.
may be yes n may be no. As only if this bill becomes a law then it ll be applied .But ONLY those applications ll be fast processed whose occupations fall in the category of high demand professions, otherwise they ll be held for some time or returned back.but everything is very vague n these r only speculations n everything ll become clear when cic ll disclose the details abt it.